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RE: HOW DO YOU DECIDE ON THE RIGHT DEDUCTIBLE FOR YOUR INSURANCE?

That’s the million-dollar (or $1,500) question, isn’t it? I’ve seen both sides play out with clients. One guy was all about the savings—upped his dedu...

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RE: Can Military Folks Really Get Cheaper Insurance Rates?

From what I've seen, it really depends on the insurer. Some companies are pretty generous and extend discounts to immediate family members, especially...

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RE: lent my car to a friend, insurance got messy real quick

Had a similar experience myself once—lent my car to a good buddy thinking it'd be fine, and he ended up rear-ending someone at a stoplight. Thankfully...

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RE: Finally figured out my state's minimum car insurance rules and saved some cash

Couldn't agree more. Had a client a few years back who went with bare minimum coverage to save a few bucks each month. Seemed smart at first, until he...

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RE: Car insurance in Mississippi—does location or driving record matter more?

Had a client once who moved literally two blocks over—same zip code, same driving record—and his premium jumped noticeably. Turns out he'd crossed int...

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RE: Stuck Between State Farm and Farm Bureau—Which One's Better?

I've seen perks swing both ways. Had a client who got stranded out near Flagstaff, and that roadside assistance perk he almost dropped ended up saving...

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RE: is accident forgiveness really worth it in Ohio?

Yeah, I hear ya. Had a client once who skipped accident forgiveness to save a few bucks, then got into a fender-bender just over deductible—ouch. It's...

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RE: Finally figured out how car insurance works in no-fault states

I've never personally had footage overwritten, but a client of mine did once—he got rear-ended, and by the time he remembered to check, the loop had a...

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RE: Figuring out what's fair after an injury—my experience with settlement talks

Yeah, those calculators can be helpful as a starting point, but they're usually pretty optimistic. Adjusters almost always start low—it's part of thei...

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